Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
How do Dutch artistic perspectives past and present propel conversations and inspire critical thinking today, especially when it comes to coastal resilience and ocean preservation?
At this event, presented by the Center for Netherlandish Art and the Netherlands Innovation Network in Boston, explore the connected ocean histories and future of New England and the Netherlands and take a closer look at the instrumental role both regions have played in blue innovation over the centuries. After hearing from experts in different disciplines, get a behind the scenes perspective on the development of “La Mer,” by the Boston Ballet and choreographed by lauded Dutch choreographer Nanine Linning.
Meike van Ginneken, Water Envoy for the Kingdom of the Netherlands
Ming Min Hui, Executive Director, Boston Ballet
Naomi Slipp, Douglas and Cynthia Crocker Endowed Chair for the Chief Curator, and Director of Museum Learning, New Bedford Whaling Museum
Moderated by Émilie Flamme, Environmental Planning and Policy professional, MIT
Thursday, February 6, 2025
How do Dutch artistic perspectives past and present propel conversations and inspire critical thinking today, especially when it comes to coastal resilience and ocean preservation?
At this event, presented by the Center for Netherlandish Art and the Netherlands Innovation Network in Boston, explore the connected ocean histories and future of New England and the Netherlands and take a closer look at the instrumental role both regions have played in blue innovation over the centuries. After hearing from experts in different disciplines, get a behind the scenes perspective on the development of “La Mer,” by the Boston Ballet and choreographed by lauded Dutch choreographer Nanine Linning.
Meike van Ginneken, Water Envoy for the Kingdom of the Netherlands
Ming Min Hui, Executive Director, Boston Ballet
Naomi Slipp, Douglas and Cynthia Crocker Endowed Chair for the Chief Curator, and Director of Museum Learning, New Bedford Whaling Museum
Moderated by Émilie Flamme, Environmental Planning and Policy professional, MIT
Thursday, February 6, 2025
